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Add AVX support for Linux in install.sh#486
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This pull request addresses an issue from pull request #464, which caused Nitro software installation failures due to a missing AVX version specification.
I've updated the script to automatically detect the best AVX version using
/proc/cpuinfoif you are on Linux. I tested this, and it is working on my Linux machine and MacBook. (I also did something similar in pull request #469, but that one was for Windows 😉)Feel free to contact me if you have any issues! 😄